The channel Redd+ Brasil follows the new model for standard digital identity for the federal government, which meets the principle recommendations identified for the Web

The term accessibility means to include a person with a disability in the participation of activities such as the use of products, services, and information. Some examples are buildings with wheel chair access ramps and accessible washrooms for disabled people.

On the internet, accessibility refers primarily to the recommendations of the WCAG (World Content Accessibility Guide) of the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) and in the case of the Brazilian government, the e-MAG (Modelo de Acessibilidade em Governo Eletrônico –Government Electronic Accessibility Model). e-MAG is aligned with international recommendations, and establishes accessible sharing standards for government sites.

Accessibility on the Web includes the following factors:

• Sites and Applications: developed so that people can understand, comprehend, navigate and interact.• Browsers, players and media tools: should have media tools specifically designed and directed at people with disabilities, allowing them to access the Internet.Navigation shortcutsIn the upper section of BrazilGovNews, there is a menu bar where you can find the standardized navigation shortcuts and the option to change the contrast. These tools are available on all pages of the portal.

The standardized keyboard shortcuts for the federal government sites are:

Type Alt + 1, on any page of the portal, to go directly to the main content of the page.

Type Alt + 2, on any page of the portal, to go directly the beginning of the main menu.

Type Alt + 3, on any page of the portal, to go to directly to the site search tool.

Type Alt + 4, on any page of the portal, you will get directly to the footer of the site.